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From MICHAELS
Add some charm to your Christmas tree this year by crafting non-traditional shaped ornaments. These mini canvases come in a pack that makes it easy to create a cast of Christmas characters!
YOU’LL NEED
Craft Smart All Purpose Brush Set
4″ Glue Sticks By ArtMinds
3″ X 3″ Mini Canvas 4ct. By Artist’s Loft Necessities
Multi-Surface Premium Satin Acrylic Paint By Craft Smart, 2oz. Color – White
Multi-Surface Premium Satin Acrylic Paint by Craft Smart, 2oz. Color – Pumpkin
Multi-Surface Premium Satin Acrylic Paint by Craft Smart, 2oz. Color – Deep Peach
Multi-Surface Premium Satin Acrylic Paint by Craft Smart 2oz. Color – Pink Bliss
Multi-Surface Premium Satin Acrylic Paint by Craft Smart 2oz. Color – Black
Multi-Surface Premium Satin Acrylic Paint by Craft Smart 2oz. Color – Red Hot
Multi-Surface Premium Satin Acrylic Paint by Craft Smart 2oz. Color Color – Iced Latte
Multi-Surface Fine Tip Premium Paint Pen By Craft Smart Color – Black
Low Temp Mini Glue Gun By Craft Smart
Pencil
DIRECTIONS
1.Use a pencil to sketch a Christmas character onto a mini canvas.
2.Use craft paint to fill in the designs on the canvases. Let dry.
3.Outline the design with a black paint pen. Let dry.
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